Tourists evacuated from Eiffel Tower after reports of elevator fire
The Parisian landmark attracts up to 25,000 visitors a day on average. Read More
Abortion rights initiative hits 1 million signatures, prompting EU action
The Citizens’ Initiative “My voice, my choice,” calling for safe access to abortion in the European Union, has reached the necessary one million signatures for the EU Commission to issue…
UK was named unhappiest country for children in 2024. Are youth in the rest of Europe any happier?
The UK ranked lowest in children’s well-being in Europe. How do countries compare and what do experts believe is behind the decline in life satisfaction? Read More
Aviva buys Direct Line, gaining share of the UK motor insurance market
Earlier this year, Direct Line rejected two takeover bids from the Belgian insurer Ageas where the second offer valued the firm at £3.2bn, which Direct Line branded as “unattractive” offer…
Make your garden a safe haven for robins this winter with these expert tips
Up to half of garden birds die of cold and hunger in winter. Here’s how to help them survive. Read More
Europe’s travel strikes: Flight and train disruption you can expect in December and January
Our travel guide is updated as soon as a new European strike is announced. Read More
Miniature therapy horses bring joy to Athens’ vulnerable communities
A team of miniature therapy horses in Greece spreads happiness and offers support to children, the elderly, and those in care homes, despite ongoing financial challenges. Read More
US Starbucks workers’ strike expands to more cities shutting down almost 60 stores
A five-day strike by Starbucks baristas has closed almost 60 stores across the United States as of Monday according to the union organising the protest. Read More
Who brings Europeans their Christmas presents?
It’s not just Santa Claus who delivers gifts to Europe over the Christmas season. Read More
European political landscape shifts right in 2024 as far-right gains ground
The European elections, along with polls in Portugal and Austria, have shifted the political landscape to the right and far-right. Read More